The media is back to giving a platform to convicted felon Michael Avenatti to analyze the Trump case while he sits in prison.

From on, what was Brian Stelter, potato head?

Can you find that audio?

Brian Stelter, the potato?

He was the fat guy on CNN who loved Michael Avenatti. And you

remember Stelter was finally released from CNN.

And it turned out, everybody thought he was 65,

and it was like 31.

How's that happen?

Anyway, so he had, he was interviewing Michael Avenatti, and you'll remember that Avenatti

was Stormy Daniels lawyer, and he's a complete common man. In fact, there's an American greed episode on him. It's really good. He's this con man plaintiff's lawyer who sues everybody all the time.

This sues everybody in hopes they settle.

He ended up getting busted over the Nike case, and honestly, of all the awful things he's

done, I talked to a number of plaintiffs lawyers who

said that what he did was standard practice. They called it extortion. He threatened, if you don't pay me, I'm going to sue you.

And that's what plaintiffs lawyers do.

I don't understand, but hey, I'm not here to defend my clavinotti,

not by any stretch of the imagination. I wonder who he made angry because he was the

toast to the town for the Democrats and then all of a sudden he wasn't. You have it? So this would here listen. Yeah, I don't know like I agree I don't know if it's a good thing that star power and TV savvy is required for the job but I think it is and

by the way I think President Obama also had a lot of TV star power and that helped him

pre-Trump but Trump is more evidence of this and looking ahead to

2020 one reason why I'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your

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